New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-25


must beware OF pursuing policy which is caicu-
lated TO impair the enthusiasm of the players ana
hence impair their efficiency.
The following extracts are grouped on the CHI
torial page of the Presidents New-lor< organ
with the obvious hope of convincing its readers
that TIE TRIBUNE is bound now to conoede Mr'
Clcvelands rc-clcction
From THE rmnr>r November 81 137 TIE Ell rnIS Sn
has never expressed the opinion mat as soes Now
York % The Pc. denial election must go. -
From TIE 4EIHuNL OctoDei % 700 a., Ia o>
New York in 1857, 80 the country VIII - III iooo
What THE TRIBUNE really said ON OCTOBER
81 was this;
c,u.n i tbc general belief that a. goes Ncw-iork IN
1877 20 the country Will 90 III FEB ,
The roor STAR must be in sore straits lhhe"i
when forced 10 garble like that in order TO MAKE
point What cheap cheat II IS
Mr.. Da,ard is fond Of hair-spittng distinctions.
Ito n,cfers 70 hive Mr.. Putnam and DR.. Angel
known ~ n got ators. while Mr. Chamberlain anu
Sir Charles Upper rejoice In the dignity oil
commissioners for Her Majesty. Then he rc'ers
70 his printed dip omatc brief as the " American
cose.~ when from March, 1876, he has TersIstehus
,,ode tbc British and Canadian case his own
Tho Democrncv prefers to see the President i'll
tho ro;c,ht-out character Of Mr. llyue ra'Ihr ''
thc NuC,yump character of DR.. Jckyil
Iord SaIishurv's oxford speech oilers ieepe
,rocromme as n substitute for Mr. Gladstone
rro,r.s.ivc scheme announced at Nottingham. Inc
,,,ios -, ,roc.Jure are 10 be amended rs soon as
,orliament rcassembes That is TO be the hrst
lutr n.>t February as il was last year; ana IL
- ~ be hoped that the work will be done 50
.r.c,ralIv flint n reletit.on of the performance
Will not be required another year. Aiter INC
procedure has been revised q local government
scheme with liquor regulation will be ptongho
forward md POSSIBLY measure Tor the removal
of 1.-THE charges from land. This Is begg"rS
substitute for MIR. Gladstones proposals IN which
local government is only one OF many proSrcsS''c
measures promised as soon rs the Ilonic h"'o
question can lie settled. As for lreIahd l'oIu
Salisbury has nothing in store lhcre IS 10 W
no legislation for the island The Tories do not
Perceive the necessity for wasting any more t'iiie
on Ir sh matters Cannot the prison oiflciais h-n'
out the clothes question with the poiitical prs
oncrs? Why should Ministers give themselves
trouble over Ireland?
II i n cold day when virtue doesn't triumph
The Utica Observer is the author oil TINS oe"u'i
ful sentiment II WAS not cold on the second
q November
Oneida elected Republican Senator and two our
Of the three Republican candidates for the As
semby.
We are afraid that there's just 10 much poverty
rs when Mr.. George began.
Tho story Of the suicide OF Jaloda, poor
bohemian cirarmaker. driven To desl air oy
lovcott by his fclow-worlmcn. is one OF the most
brutal cases of union" oppression that has ever
Ieen recorded. According TO the puhlisheH sc'''
ments. hi, lelIow-workmcn have not even 'hc pour
/ cxcu,e that he WAS IA "scab.' lie was u mehpcr
~ the union and paid his dues regularly ""'
Though the deception practiscd upon MN ps I"
fellow -rnember he was paid less thhh tuc uuio'
,ricc and was turned out Of the establishment for
no fault of his own, and expelled from tie orSanh
,o,;on without n hearing lie tried for weeks
"a Get work and then when hope was NJ an emu
..nt his wife and children out of the way and
,ont his life. The men who drove him to despair
ore morally res onsiblc for his death. When Will
,,o,l,;r,rer learn that such wanton and cruel use
If the rover of their organizations does more 10
dcnrivc them OF public sympathy than all other
| causes combined?
| Mr. Blaine Is 50 much a factor IN thls matter
- tho Presidential nomination. that 1t Is u'crNs 70
Wnronhr~v Without knowing hts puiposes-(bos'o'
!
Herald ,,.,.,
What, This from a Mugwump organ! Haven't
YOU killed him yet?
"1be World says that the general character o.
THANKSGIVING Day "hns very much changed sin"
il was made an occasion for fasting ana prayer
This is very probable; but the occasion referred
70 must have been in some prehistoric period. We
nre unable 10 speak confidently on the subject
|
the autumn OF 1921, when Governor bradford
"sent ont a party 10 hunt, so that they might
after "A speciai manner, rejoice together aiter the,
had Gathered the fruits OF their labors. On tina
| occasion OF hlarity they exercised their arms ant
fo. three DAYS entertained and Toasted Massasoi
| and some ninety of his people, who made con
| tribution of five deer 10 the festrty." liner
clearly was little fasting there
The country has escaped the cholera only to III
threatened with another free trade BILL
They say that Mr. Cleveland Is going to rid
horseback. That will he n good thing for Mr.
! Cl,v.land but its going 70 be hard on that horse
"laverncr," the wcll-lSnown contributor to in
Boston Post" makes n strong plea in bchal
treating dwelling houses to inint. 10 III.
mind" lac remarks, there is nothing more
gloomy than m Imprinted brick house. am
nothing more cheerful than ainted one. hc'
seems TO be the most appropriate color ior .hi
purpose" Taverner doubtless is correct ou
people outside OF Boston will he curious 10 f1o'
il there is any dwelling in that city mat Is no
already red. The general impression rs tha' oeior
starting for Europe John L. Sullivan imparte
that color TO the entire town
Those who contributed something to the happ